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Unilever Direct Palm Oil Suppliers 2019 Unilever’s Tier-1 Palm Oil Suppliers in 2019 The list below provides information on Unilever's tier-1 suppliers (palm oil suppliers that Unilever had direct commercial relationship with in 2019). This includes suppliers that Unilever procured palm oil and palm kernel material from (including derivative and biproduct materials such as PFAD). No. Supplier name 1 2M HOLDINGS LIMITED 2 A M T FOOD COMPANY LIMITED 3 A&G NIGHTHOUSE CORP. 4 AAA OILS & FATS PTE. LTD. 5 AAK DENMARK A/S 6 AARHUSKARLSHAMN AB 7 AARTI INDUSTRIES LIMITED 8 ACAR KIMYA ANONIM SIRKETI 9 ADITYA OVERSEAS 10 AECI LTD 11 AGRICOLA EL NARANJO SA 12 AGRINDUS SA 13 AGRITRADE TARIM URUNLERI TICARET LOJISTIK VE DEPOCULUK LTD STI. 14 AGRO JAYA PERDANA PT 15 AGROACEITE S A 16 AJINOMOTO CO INC 17 Akira Holding Foundation 18 AKTAS GROUP 19 AKZO NOBEL N V 20 ALCANCE CONSOULTING GROUP SAS 21 ALIMENTARIOS Y TÉCNICA S A DE C V 22 Alliance India 23 ALLIANCE INDIA UNIT III 24 ALPEZZI CHOCOLATE S A DE C V 25 ALPLA PRIVATSTIFTUNG 26 ALTINMARKA GIDA SANAYI VE TICARET A S 27 ALZO INTERNATIONAL INC 28 AMARJIT OIL TRADERS 29 AMGAL CHEMICALS LTD. 30 AMINOKHIM OOO 31 AMPLUSCHEM CO LTD 32 ANASTACIO OVERSEAS INC 33 ANHUI JINTUNG FINE CHEMICAL CORP LTD 34 ANHUI LIAOYUAN CHEMICAL CO LTD Page 1 of 13 35 ANKUSH ENTERPRISE 36 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY (ADM) 37 ARICHEM LIMITED 38 ARMA TRADING CO [suspended supplier] 39 AROMSA BESIN AROMA VE KATKI MADDELERI SANAYI VE TICARET LTD STI 40 ARTIS LINK SARLAU 41 ARUBRAS S A 42 ASHKENAZI YOSEF INTERNATIONAL TRADE LTD 43 ASIA INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL 44 ASIA OIL PTE LTD 45 ASIA PRIMERA KIMIKA INC 46 ASIANAGRO AGUNGJAYA, PT - JAKARTA UTARA INDONESIA 47 ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS PLC (ABF) 48 AVALON COSMETICS PRIVATE LIMITED 49 AVENIR INGREDIENTS 50 AVERS FOOD OOO 51 AVRIL GROUP 52 AWA FOOD ADDITIVES 53 AXIEO OPERATIONS (AUSTRALIA) P/L 54 AZELIS 55 BAHTERA ADI JAYA PT 56 BALTIMAR SARL 57 BANG AND BONSOMER OOO 58 BARBARELLA S A 59 BARENTZ B V 60 BASF AG 61 BASIX SAHAR LTD 62 BAY FISHING CORPORATION LIMITED 63 BEHN MEYER DEUTSCHLAND HOLDING AG &CO KG 64 BELL FOODS CO LTD 65 BFMA HOLDING CORPORATION 66 BIO-RAD LABORATORIES INC 67 BIO-XIM OOO 68 BJC SPECIALTIES CO LTD 69 BNC INGREDIENTS CORPORATION 70 BODEANS BAKING COMPANY, L.L.C. 71 BOKOMO FOODS - A DIVISION OF PIONEE 72 BRENNTAG GROUP 73 BROTHERS ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED 74 BRUAL S A DE C V 75 BUDGE BUDGE REFINERIES LTD 76 BUNGE LIMITED 77 C I DISAN S A Page 2 of 13 78 CAKRAINDO MITRA INTERNATIONAL PT 79 CALIHER S A DE C V 80 CAPRICORN ENTERPRISES 81 Cargill Inc 82 CARINO-PRODUTOS ALIMENTICIOS LT 83 CARMIT CANDY INDUSTRIES LTD 84 CARST AND WALKER 85 CATURKARSA MEGATUNGGAL PT 86 Celena Alimentos S/A 87 CHARLESTON HOLDINGS PTE LTD 88 CHASE CHEMICAL TRADING 89 Chaucer Foods Hong Kong Ltd 90 CHEMEA GLOBAL FZE 91 CHEMICO INTER CORPORATION CO LTD 92 CHEMICO VIETNAM CO LTD 93 CHEMSERVE TECHNICAL PRODUCTS PTY LTD 94 CHEMYUNION ANDINA S A S 95 CHEMYUNION QUIMICA LTDA 96 CHI NHANH CTY CO PHAN TICO 97 CHOI CHEW COMPANY LIMITED 98 CHR HANSEN HOLDING A/S 99 CHROMIUM ACQUISITIONS LIMITED 100 CJ PETROW CHEMICALS (PTY) LTD 101 CLARIANT AG 102 CLOVER S A PTY LTD 103 COLEX SP Z O O 104 COMERCIAL DANESA CIA LTDA 105 COMERCIALIZADORA INTERNACIONAL ACEPALMA S A 106 COMPANIA ESPANOLA DE PETROLEOS S A 107 CONDITA LTDA 108 COSMITIC VIA LIMITED LIABILITY 109 CRODA INTERNATIONAL PLC 110 CTY CO PHAN HOA CHAT A CHAU 111 CTY TNHH DUC MINH 112 CTY TNHH UIC VIETNAM 113 DAESANG CORPORATION 114 DALAN KIMYA ENDUSTRI A S 115 DALDA FOODS PVT LTD 116 DALGAR S A 117 DARMSTADT EKMEK VE UN MAMULLERI URETIM DAGITIM PAZARLAMA AS 118 DEA DIA ALIMENTOS C A 119 DEEP CHAND ARYA INDUSTRIES 120 DEKELOIL CI Page 3 of 13 121 DELEK GROUP LTD 122 DELICELAIT 123 DENALI INGREDIENTS 124 DETAY GIDA SAN VE TIC LTD ATA 125 DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGIES 126 DEVINE JACY LIMITED 127 DIETHELM KELLER HOLDING AG 128 DMK DEUTSCHES MILCHKONTOR GMBH 129 DowDuPont Inc 130 Dr August Oetker KG 131 DRY TECH PROCESSES (I) P.LTD 132 DUBOIS NATURAL ESTERS SDN BHD 133 DURU TICARI VE SINAI URUNLER 134 E I DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY 135 ECOGREEN OLEOCHEMICALS PT 136 EFFEKT MEDIA OOO 137 ELIXENS 138 ELLISON BAKERY INC 139 EMAMI BIOTECH LIMITED 140 EMERY OLEOCHEMICALS 141 EMPRESAS CAROZZI SA 142 EMSLAND GROUP 143 EROLCORP SA 144 ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS 145 ETI GIDA SANAYI VE TICARET A S 146 EURO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS LTD 147 Euroma Holding B V 148 Everest Yeti International Pvt Ltd 149 EVERGREEN UNIVERSAL PTE LTD 150 EVONIK INDUSTRIES AG 151 EVROSOL' OOO 152 Excluded 153 EXTRACTORA LA FRANCIA 154 F&N DAIRIES (THAILAND) LIMITED 155 FABRICA NACIONAL DE GRASAS S A 156 FACI ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 157 FARM DIRECT FOOD LATIN AMERICA S A 158 FENACO 159 FERRON CHILE S A CAMILO 160 FINE ORGANIC INDS 161 FIRMENICH INTERNATIONAL SA 162 FLORIN AG 163 FONTANA INDUSTRIA DE PERFUMARIAS Page 4 of 13 164 FOODFLO INTERNATIONAL LTD 165 FOODS PROGRESS MANUFACTURING 166 FOODSPHERE INC 167 FR WARING (INTERNATIONAL) (PTY) LTD 168 FRASER AND NEAVE LIMITED 169 Freyabadi (Thailand) Co Ltd 170 FRIGORIFICO ALLANA LIMITED 171 FRUTAROM INDUSTRIES LIMITED (FRUTAROM) 172 G M T LTD 173 GALAXY SURFACTANTS LIMITED 174 GAMMAMARKET OOO 175 GILOIL COMPANY LTD 176 GIVAUDAN SA 177 GLOBAL CHEMICALS MARKETING 178 GODREJ GROUP 179 GOLDEN AGRI RESOURCES LIMITED 180 Grandpass 181 GRUPO NUMAR 182 GUANGRAO KERUI BIOTECHNOLOGY CO LTD 183 GUANGZHOU DAOMING CHEMICAL CO LTD 184 GUANGZHOU JIEYANG FOOD TECHNOLOGY 185 GUANGZHOU TINCI MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY CO 186 HAGAVYIA WAFFLES PRODUCTS LTD 187 HARKARAN DASS VEDPAL PRIVATE LIMITED 188 HENRY LAMOTTE GMBH 189 HERSHEY FOODS CORPORATION 190 HERSHEY INTERNATIONAL 191 HIGH PROTEIN DE MEXICO S A DE C V 192 HJB QUIMICA INTERNACIONAL SA DE CV 193 HO TUNG CHEMICAL CORP/ JINTUNG / ZHISENG 194 HOCHDORF NUTRITEC AG 195 HORECA SERVICE SP Z O O 196 HSH-CHEMIE KERESKEDELMI SZOLGALTATO KORLATOLT FELELOSSEGU TARSASAG 197 HUAIYIN GUANGHUA CHEMISTRY FACTORY 198 HUNTSMAN CORPORATION 199 IBRAHIM MOHAMED MOHAMED 200 IFFCO (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD 201 IKEDA CORPORATION 202 ILMOR KIMYA VE TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TICARET LTD STI 203 IMCD KENYA LIMITED 204 IMCD NV 205 IND QUIMICA ANASTACIO S/A 206 INDUSTRIA DE PRODUTOS ALIMENTÍCIOS MAVALÉRIO LTDA Page 5 of 13 207 INDUSTRIA QUIMICA DEL CENTRO S A DE C V 208 INDUSTRIAS XHARA LTDA 209 INFORUM GROUP 210 INGOBY INVESTMENTS T/A AFRICA PALM 211 INGREDIENTS PLUS UNITED STATES 212 INMOBAL NUTRER S A 213 INNOSPEC INC 214 INOLEX GROUP INC 215 INTERCHEM TRADING CORP 216 INTERDISP SP ZAO 217 INTERGATA TAASIOT MAZON LTD 218 INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES INC (IFF) 219 INVENTIVE TECHNOLOGY LIMITED 220 INVERSIONES F H ENGEL S A 221 INVESTCHEM (PTY) LTD 222 Itambé Alimentos S/A 223 IWASE COSFA CO LTD 224 Ixom 225 IXOM COLOMBIA S A S 226 JACOB STERN & SONS INC 227 JACOBS STIFTUNG 228 JAIN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS LIMITED 229 JAMERICH HOLDING APS 230 JEBSEN & JESSEN (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PTE LTD 231 JEDWARDS INTERNATIONAL INC 232 Jiangmen Pengjiang Gongxiu Investment Management Consulting Center 233 JIANGSU HSINTAI CHEMICAL CO LTD 234 JILIN AEGIS CHEMICAL COMPANY LIMITED 235 JILINYIJIESIHUAXUEYOUXIANGONGSI 236 JINTUNG PETROCHEM - NANJING 237 JOSOVINA COMMODITIES PTE LTD 238 JUABEN OIL MILLS LTD. 239 JUAN VAN HEEL C A 240 JUCHEM FOOD INGREDIENTS GMBH 241 K M C KARTOFFELMELCENTRALEN AMBA 242 K SEVANTILAL & CO 243 KALE KIMYA KIMYEVI MADDELER SANAYIVE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI 244 KALSEC INC 245 KAMANI OIL INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED 246 KAMLA OLEO PRIVATE LIMITED 247 KAO CORP 248 KAPACHIM 249 KARNEET ENTERPRISES (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED Page 6 of 13 250 KERRY GROUP PLC 251 KIBBUTZ DALIA 252 KINETIK TECHNOLOGIES INC 253 KOG KTU FOOD PRODUCTS 254 KONINKLIJKE DSM N V 255 KPF MILORADA OOO 256 KRAUTER MIX GMBH 257 KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG BERHAD 258 KUPINSKOE ICE CREAM 259 LACTOSAN-SANOVO HOLDING A/S L'AIR LIQUIDE SOCIETE ANONYME POUR L'ETUDE ET L'EXPLOITATION DES PROCEDES 260 GEORGES CLAUDE 261 LAKTOSAN OOO 262 LAM SOON (M) BERHAD 263 LAND-LEBEN NAHRUNGSMITTEL GESELLSCHAFT M B H 264 LANPEX SA 265 LARISA GIDA SANAYI VE TICARET LIMITED SIRKETI 266 LESAFFRE ET COMPAGNIE 267 LONZA GROUP AG 268 LOTUS BEAUTY CARE PRODUCTS 269 LOUIS DREYFUS SAS 270 M CASSAB COMERCIO E INDUSTRIA LTDA 271 MAC WORLD INDUSTRIES SDN BHD 272 MAGIC CHEMICALS INDUSTRIES LTD 273 MAGIC FOODS INDIA PVT LTD 274 MAGRIPLAST SOCIETE MAGHREB INDUSTRIES PLASTIQUES S A 275 MAKSIM GORKIY PLUS 276 MANUCHAR NV 277 MAPAK EDIBLE OILS PVT LTD 278 MARINE RESOURCE DEV T CORP 279 MARKENBURG INTERNATIONAL FOOD CORPORATION 280 MARKETING SERVICES CORPORATION 281 MARS INCORPORATED 282 MARUZEN CHEMICALS CO LTD 283 MATERIA HERMANOS S A C I Y F 284 MATSUMOTO TRADING CO LTD 285 MB-Holding GmbH & Co. KG 286 MCCAIN FOODS GROUP INC 287 MCCORMICK & COMPANY INCORPORATED 288 MEGASETIA AGUNG KIMIA PT 289 MENSA GROUP 290 MERANOL S A C I 291 MERQUIMIA 292 MEWAH GROUP Page 7 of 13 293 MEZOKER IPARI ES KERESKEDELMI KORLATOLT FELELOSSEGU TARSASAG 294 MIGHTY INTERNATIONAL CO LTD 295 MILOTT LABORATORIES COMPANY LIMITED 296 MITSUBISHI CORPORATION 297 MITSUI & CO LTD 298 MKVN CHEMICALS CO LTD 299 MODERN CANAL COMPANY 300 MODERN COMPANY FOR MANUFACTURING SO 301 MOGA ITERNATIONAL LTD 302 Moma Dienstleistungen GmbH & Co. KG 303 MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL 304 MONDELEZ VZ CA 305 MORDE FOOD PRODUCTS 306 MORRE-TEC INDUSTRIES INC 307 MPD DAIRY PRODUCTS 308 Musim Mas Holdings Pte Ltd 309 MUTSUMI BUTSUSAN K K 310 NAGASE K K 311 NAGODE INDUSTRIES LIMITED 312 NAMSIANG TRADING COMPANY LIMITED 313 NANJING HUASHI CHEMICAL CO LTD 314 NATIONAL CO FOR SULPHUR PRODUCTS 315 NATURACEITES S A 316 NATUREX 317 NETAJI OIL DEPOT 318 NEW AWA 319 NEW BRITAIN OILS LIMITED 320 NEW JAPAN CHEMICAL CO LTD 321 NIGAY SA 322 NIMIR
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